In the field of investment, opportunities often coexist with risks. Many attribute success to luck, but seasoned investors know that behind it lies calm judgment and resolute determination.

During the market downturn, I endured the torment of continuous losses. Every decision felt like walking on thin ice, as the market's fluctuations ruthlessly eroded my confidence. The constantly declining numbers in my account seemed to mock my incompetence, and my mindset was on the verge of collapse.

However, at the moment when market sentiment reached a freezing point and panic spread, I made a key decision: to go against the trend. This was not a blind gamble, but rather based on an in-depth analysis of market signals. Factors such as price, sentiment, and chip distribution all hinted that the greatest opportunities often lie within desperate situations.

My investment strategy can be summarized in three key points:

First, take a tentative position. I did not rashly invest all my capital, but instead started with a small amount to test the waters, thereby validating my judgment. If the direction is correct, I will gradually increase my investment; if the judgment is wrong, the loss will be within a controllable range.

Secondly, I choose to reinvest the initial profits gained back into the market. This rolling investment allows me to expand my earnings using the market's money rather than being satisfied with small profits too early.

Finally, during the market uptrend, I adopted a strategy of taking profits in batches. This method allows me to lock in some profits while still participating in the market's rise, effectively avoiding the risk of profit retracement.

Through the implementation of these strategies, my account gradually changed from a loss of 40,000 yuan to a profit of 130,000 yuan. This process was full of challenges, requiring constant confrontation with my own greed and fear, and坚持执行既定的策略.

Reflecting on this experience, I deeply realize that the key to success lies in rational analysis and emotional control. Many investors fail when trying to catch the bottom, often due to entering the market too early or lacking patience. True investment wisdom is not only reflected in timing the entry but also in mindset management and strategy execution throughout the entire process.